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The International Fund for Ireland (IFI) has announced its latest round of funding aimed at supporting some of the most vulnerable communities in Northern Ireland and the southern border counties.

Minister of State now believes, in retrospect, he should have recused himself from discussion

The effort in Ireland is just the beginning of the group’s international outreach.

HEARTFELT tributes have been paid to late “true gentleman” and “Limerick supporter” Patrick ‘Idy’ O’Halloran. Surround...

We may be years past the glory days of the Eurovision in Ireland, when the likes of Johnny Logan, Linda Martin, Niamh Kavanagh, Paul Harrington, Charlie McGettigan and Riverdance ensured this small island nation became the heavy hitters of the annual song contest. But Ireland’s slippage down the ranks in recent years has not dampened the interest of Wexford town when it comes to searching for all things Eurovision on Google.

A High Court case was won yesterday (Monday), preventing a County Limerick company from expanding its waste disposal area. 

Herman alleges illegal eviction and sexual harassments. She's suing to get out of a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).

Mr Collins told The Irish Examiner that he did know that his wife had expressed interest in the site in December 2006

A JUDGE was told it took three minutes for a Limerick driver to clock up four dangerous driving convictions while being pursued by Gardaí.

S.O.S. Calvaires, a French lay group, restores a crucifix in France. The group says it aims to restore the artistic and religious heritage of France. / Credit: S.O.S. Calvaires/Facebook Angers, France, May 9, 2023 / 06:00 am (CNA). A lay Cathol...